|
|
 |
|
 |
| |
Five K's
Guru
Gobind Singh gave the Sikhs the symbols of the Khalsa known as the Panj
Kakke or 'Five Ks'. These symbols must be worn by both female and male
members of the Khalsa.
Kesh
Uncut hair is a gift from God. Sikhs do not cut or shape thier hair and to do so would be a sign of human vanity.
|
Khanga
The
Comb is used to keep the long hair tidy. Hair is kept clean by regular
washing and combing. Men do not shave their beards, so it is often tied
neatly.
|
Kara
This
is a plain steel band worn on the right wrist. It reminds Sikhs, that
God is eternal and of unity, Steel is a sign of Strength.
|
Kirpan
The sword is a symbol of personal freedom. Sikhs are reminded of thier duty to protect and defend their faith.
|
Kashera
These are underclothes worn by both men and women, They are a constant
reminder in the need for self-control in all they do. |
|
|
 |
 |
 |
|
